Posts Tagged: travel
Sampling Yerba Mate and a Brief History
If you ever visit Buenos Aires, Montevideo, or any of the other cities in the southern half of South America, you are likely to notice people carrying thermoses everywhere they go, and you are likely
A solo trip and unique experience in Cuba
Today’s guest post is by Steve Roberts, who is a Culture with Travel correspondent based in New York City. Update from Steve as of July 17, 17. President Trump announced on Friday, June 16, 2017,
Vacations Are a Must: Proven Reasons for More Time Off
Today’s guest post on Culture With Travel is by Kaylee White What are your favorite things when you travel to a new place? Do you love jumping right in to the food, exploring locally owned
Storytelling by Jane & Javi | Two Young Explorers
Today on Culture with Travel, we’re excited to share our interview with the Two Young Explorers. Tell us a bit about yourselves! Why do you love travel? How do you think travel unites us
In Tune with Ireland
The Emerald Isle strikes a chord with artist/ journalist Erik Scalavino, who arrives searching for harmony – and departs on a high note Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Erik Scalavino Text and
Exploring the Rising Coffee Culture in India
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Dennies Our country may not be as famous for this particular beverage as most European nations are. But, little do people know that we are the 6th
Surprising Sleep Habits From Around the World
Today’s post is by Sarah of Sleep Advisor I think we can all agree that sleep is one of the most important things in life. It keeps our body’s systems regular, allows our brains to
Interview About A Dutch Experience
Today’s Culture with Travel interview comes as part of our Travel Entrepreneur series in which we talk to travel leaders who are running businesses from all over the world. We recently spoke to Sjoukje Oostindie,
Focusing on Sustainability in Costa Rica
Today’s Culture with Travel guest post is by Carmel When I first moved to Costa Rica, as an 18-year-old straight out of high school, I knew no one there. I spoke only enough Spanish to ask
Storyteller Tara Foster | Taraustralis.com
Today on Culture with Travel, meet storyteller Tara Foster of https://taraustralis.com/. Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do you love travel? How do you think travel unites us or teaches us more about the
#CultureTravChat Begins Tomorrow, 11/13!
Hi all, I’m very excited to start the first ever #CultureTravChat tomorrow! The goal is simple: to hear perspectives/advice from fellow travelers to excite others to travel more! I’ve always enjoyed hearing how people personally experience travel – from
Announcing: #CultureTravChat
This upcoming Thursday, November 13, 2014, I’m starting #CultureTravChat. I’ve always been interested in hearing how travelers deal with cultural differences (and how they learn from other cultures) and what helps them bridge any ‘cultural
How to Step out of Comfort Zones when Traveling
com·fort zone noun a place or situation where one feels safe or at ease and without stress. There’s something very freeing about exploring new territory. I love the feeling of stepping out of a plane
Body Language & Culture
“The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t said.” – Peter Drucker One look sometimes says it all. Were you ever in a situation where you were “judged” by your facial expressions? Where someone thought you were
How Humor Gets Lost in Translation
“The human race has only one really effective weapon and that is laughter.” – Mark Twain. Laughter has the power to create common ground. If you want to break the ice when you first meet someone,
On Defeating Stereotypes
The Danger of Generalizations Recently, I overheard two women discussing an earlier business meeting. “I couldn’t believe how rude that guy was! French people are all so rude,” one angrily said. The other agreed, “Well, yeah,
How Soccer Unites Us
I remember it like it was yesterday. We would go outside and form small teams. My Dutch cousins and I would play until it was almost too dark to see anything. We would get lost
Why I'm Lucky to be Trilingual
“Do you ever think in one language while trying to speak another?” “Which language do you dream in?” “Do you find it easier to express certain ideas in one language over the other?” “How do
Chasing Wild Ponies in Virginia
I have been on the “road” since I was a little girl. I remember when my Polish grandpa and I would drive all the way from Katowice, Poland to my hometown in Oss, The Netherlands.
3 New Wishes
Three new wishes to share with you! A big thank you to everyone for making this project possible! One reader commented yesterday that online bullying is prevalent, so it nice to see something optimistic. Let’s
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